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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1958

Page

3

U S Plans Aid For States On Unemployment Benefit Extension

Governors and White House reach agreement on a temporary federal plan to extend unemployment payments by 13 weeks. California officials say about 8000 residents per month exhaust state benefits. proposal would fund up to 750 million dollars to support extended payments via federal reserve and existing state systems. Illinois Governor Stratton notes governors reject loans. the program would be administered by states with no required special legislative sessions.

William Broom Welington Auming Gov. Istration Goodwin J. Knight Cali Fornia White House wAiteEna Knight Congress Funniel California William G. Stratton Illinois Tion Hagerty Thara

Seeding Smog Cure Week Tied To Jobless Rates

Los Angeles experts discuss a proposed seeding program to reduce smog by introducing atmospheric chemicals. The plan aims to lower eye irritation and improve visibility while offsetting unemployment, with up to 26 weeks of potential effort and thousands of applicants monthly facing benefit expirations.

Los Angeles Irving P Erick

Kerr Defines Nixon Dilemma Boy Scout Missing in Woods

Sen Kerr described the Nixon dilemma as how to balance keeping close to the voter while not appearing overbearing. A five year old boy Johnny McKinney wandered into woods during a hunting party near Gallipolis Ferry West Virginia. His father said he left the yard with two dogs and never returned. He was missing more than 54 hours after the search began.

Washington Sen Kerr D-Okla Gallipolis Ferry Nixon UPI Paul McKinney Johnny Johnny McKinney

Radiation Threat From Nuclear War Warns Army Entomologist

Lt. Col. Samuel O. Hill of Fort Sam Houston warned that insects could overrun the earth if human life is destroyed by nuclear war. He said studies show insects can survive radiation from hydrogen or atomic bombs, signaling a persistent threat to ecosystems.

San Antonio, Tex Army Samuel O. Hill Army Medical Laboratory Fort Sam Houston

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